'The Bachelor' Season 24: ChampagneGate Kelsey is 'emotionally unstable' again, but is Tammy to blame?

After Champagne Gate, that was quite the shift, but it looks like Kelsey is back to her old ways
Tammy and Peter, Kelsey (ABC)
Tammy and Peter, Kelsey (ABC)

Whatever happened to you, Kelsey Weier? We were convinced that Kelsey had reached peak maturity in the last episode after she advised Peter Weber to follow his heart, even if it didn't lead to her. After Champagne Gate, that was quite the shift, but it looks like she is back to her old ways. 

Kelsey was angry this week because she didn't get a one on one date, which is pretty normal considering they're all vying for Peter's love. However, Kelsey was furious that Sydney Hightower was on a date with him and said that she couldn't deal with seeing him with other people. It is 'The Bachelor', so the other women try to make her see the reality. Instead of appreciating the support, she turns on them. This really upsets Tammy, who is known in the fandom as the no-drama contestant. 

"You cried for four days over a champagne bottle," she tells Kelsey, shocking everyone in the room and everyone at home when Kelsey says that she's not "emotionally unstable". Kelsey goes on to defend the crying saying, "and what's wrong with that?"

Tammy shares her concerns with Peter later, only to be targeted by Kelsey. "Who told Peter I was emotionally unbalanced?" she asks right after the group date. And just when you thought enough tears were shed, Kelsey comes to have a serious talk with Tammy. Tammy tried to explain to her that "drinking away to cry" was not healthy, but Kelsey gets mad and refuses to listen - and you guessed it, cries. Tammy walks out saying, "I'm done with this." 

The drama, however, continues. Kelsey tattles away to Peter after meeting him in secret and Peter, predictably, sees that as a sign of affection. She also lies to him claiming that Tammy said she was "popping pills." Peter, clearly having not learned any lessons from the Alayah episode, gives her a rose. 

Tammy, not the kind to take it sitting down, comes at her. "Kelsey went there to save her own ass," she says in a confessional. Both of them got a rose at the end of the night, but we think there's a storm coming. Watch out for some serious drama ahead between these two.

Catch 'Bachelor' on Wednesday, February 5 at 8/7c on ABC 

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